TPG Telecom Limited
TPG Telecom Limited provides telecoms and multimedia services in the Australian marketplace. TPG acquired local ISP iiNet. TPG is now Australias second-biggest provider of fixed-line broadband in Australia with over 1.7 million customers. Services including voice, internet and data solutions are provided to a customer base ranging from the consumer market through to small and medium enterprises, corporate and government sectors. The company also owns a cloud-hosting company and the PIPE network infrastructure that includes the third largest domestic dark-fibre operation and the submarine cable network to Guam, Asia and the United States.
The company is delivering an extensive Fibre-to-the-Basement (FttB) service to apartment buildings in capital cities, offering broadband at 100Mb/s at a price which undercuts existing offers from rival ISPs. TPG has also secured spectrum in the 2.5GHz band to bolster its wireless broadband capabilities, and has committed to investing in additional capacity on the subsea cable linking to New Zealand and the US West Coast.
The company has the largest data network and voice network after Telstra, the largest fully converged voice, video and data IP-based access network in regional Australia, and the largest voice-enabled IP network. The company's capabilities and reach were enhanced following its $450 million acquisition of AAPT's wholesale and business services from Telecom New Zealand.
TPG created a new retail arm to sell its wholesale fibre-to-the-basement product to residential customers.
TPG has made a bold move to become the fourth mobile operator in Australia. TPG announced that it would build a mobile network in Australia for an additional $600 million to its 700MHz spectrum purchase for network rollout capex over a three year period to achieve 80% population coverage. Initial sites are targeted for mid / late2018.
This report provides an overview and assessment of TPG's operational and financial performance, together with an analysis of company strategies.
Companies covered in this report include:
TPG Telecom, iiNet, AAPT, B Digital, Pipe Networks, Soul, Comindico, Vocus, M2, Nextgen Network, Amcom
- 1. Synopsis
- 2. Company information
- 2.1 Overview
- 2.2 Company structure
- 3. Company analysis
- 3.1 TPG's Bold Move to Become Australia's Fourth Mobile Operator
- 3.2 TPG's star continues to rise
- 3.3 Competitive Analysis Profile
- 4. Company Acquisitions
- 4.1 Acquires AAPT
- 4.2 Acquisition of iiNet
- 5. Company Investments
- 5.1 Invests in Amcom
- 5.2 Invests in subsea cable
- 6. Recent Company Developments
- 6.1 Spectrum for New National Mobile Network
- 6.2 TPG to Become the Fourth Mobile Operator in Singapore
- 6.3 Dark Fibre and MVNO Agreement with Vodafone Australia
- 6.4 Spectrum Acquisition
- 6.5 Nationwide fibre capability for medical imaging specialist
- 6.6 FTTB Services To Go Live
- 6.7 2.1.3 Ten Gigabit City
- 7. Network
- 7.1 Overview
- 7.2 PIPE Networks
- 8. Financial results
- 8.1 Year ending July 2017
- 8.2 Historic
- 9. Operational statistical overview
- 9.1 Current
- 9.2 Historic
- 10. Products and services
- 10.1 Residential services
- 10.1.1 Wholesale fibre access offered
- 10.1.2 FttB network
- 10.1.3 Mobile
- 10.2 Business and wholesale services
- 10.3 International connectivity
- 10.4 National infrastructure developments
- 11. Company history
- 12. iiNet
- 12.1 Overview
- 12.2 Change of Ownership
- 12.3 Financial results
- 12.4 Operating results
- 12.5 Network
- 12.5.1 Overview
- 12.5.2 DSLAM rollout
- 12.5.3 Dark fibre
- 12.5.4 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP)
- 12.5.5 iiNet's plans for undersea network expansion taking shape
- 12.5.6 WiFi rollouts in Melbourne
- 12.6 Acquisitions, alliances and subsidiary companies
- 12.6.1 Acquisition overview
- 12.6.2 Partnership with Polycom
- 12.6.3 Acquisition of ISP Westnet
- 12.6.4 Alliance with FOX Sports
- 12.6.5 Alliance with Hypernia
- 12.6.6 Alliance with Hybrid Television Services
- 12.6.7 Alliance with Hutchison
- 12.6.8 Amcom and PowerTel acquire stake in iiNet
- 12.6.9 Partnership with FetchTV
- 12.6.10 Acquisition of AAPT Consumer Division
- 12.6.11 Acquisition of Supernerd
- 12.6.12 Acquisition of TransACT
- 12.6.13 Acquisition of Internode
- 12.6.14 Acquisition of Adam Internet
- 12.6.15 Acquisition of Tech2
- 12.6.16 Partnership with Allseen
- 12.7 Products and services
- 12.7.1 Home and SOHO
- 12.7.2 Business
- 12.8 Company history
- 13. Related reports
- Table 1 TPG Revenue, EBITDA and NPAT 2001 - 2017
- Table 2 TPG revenue ($ million) breakdown by division 2009 2017
- Table 3 TPG consumer segment revenue ($ million) 2016 - 2017
- Table 4 TPG corporate segment revenue ($ million) 2016 - 2017
- Table 5 TPG Broadband ARPU ($/month) 2016 - 2017
- Table 6 iiNet Broadband ARPU ($/month) 2016 - 2017
- Table 7 TPG consumer revenue breakdown by market segment (consumer) 2010 - 2016
- Table 8 TPG Revenue by Division 2016
- Table 9 Historic - TPG broadband ARPU 2009 - 2016
- Table 10 TPG Group Broadband Subscribers (thousands) by Division 2014 - 2017
- Table 11 TPG Consumer Broadband Subscribers (thousands) by Product 2014 - 2017
- Table 12 iiNet Broadband Subscribers (thousands) by Product 2015 - 2017
- Table 13 TPG Group Mobile Subscribers (thousands) by Division 2014 - 2017
- Table 14 iiNet Fixed Voice subscribers and ARPU 2015 - 2017
- Table 15 Historic - TPG Group Total Subscribers, Mobile Subscribers Jan 2016
- Table 16 Historic - TPG (only) broadband subscribers on/off-net and bundled 2008 - 2016
- Table 17 Historic - TPG on-net versus Soul off-net home phone subscribers, annual change 2009 - 2015
- Table 18 Historic - TPG versus Soul mobile subscribers 2008 - 2015
- Exhibit 1 TPG Telecom Limited (TPG) at a glance including key results
- Exhibit 2 TPG Competitive Analysis Profile Highlights
- Exhibit 3 TPG Competitive Analysis Profile